It may be early Monday morning, but rush hour isn’t bumper to bumper in Santa Barbara, a town of about 6,000 near Guatemala’s Pacific coast.
Bible stories, past-tense verbs and two Spanish rookies — that’s what led Brenda, a Catholic by tradition, to the Lord. "She was our Spanish teacher
Now that he’s been to Guatemala, Buster Taylor can say with certainty the challenges at Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center in Talladega aren’t the same
In the rolling hills and mountains surrounding Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan, coffee farmers with a keen eye can spot a spare square foot a mile away.
Sergio Castello, professor of global business and economics at the University of Mobile (UM), recently co-wrote a chapter in "An Inside View of Latin American
Eight out of eight Alabama Baptist volunteers agree — suitcases with wheels were created for Guatemala. Though the walk through the Guatemala City airport from
Calling all breadmakers, hairdressers, nurses and Vacation Bible School (VBS) teachers. This partnership’s for you. So says Barbara Owen, mission project specialist in the office
Since the United States first hosted ambassadors from Guatemala in 1824, the relationship between the two nations has been mainly cordial, although with some marked
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